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"Anisimova's comeback deepens intrigue ahead of Swiatek showdown"

"Anisimova's comeback deepens intrigue ahead of Swiatek showdown"

On a quiet clay court at the Hungarian national tennis center in Budapest nine years ago, two talented 15-year-olds competed in front of a small audience. Despite flashes of potential from both players, Iga Świątek secured a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Amanda Anisimova, helping Poland defeat

"UN reports nearly 800 dead at Gaza aid centers and supply routes since late May"

"UN reports nearly 800 dead at Gaza aid centers and supply routes since late May"

At least 798 people have been killed while attempting to access food distribution points operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and other aid groups since the end of May, according to the UN human rights office (OHCHR). The GHF, introduced as an alternative to the UN-led aid system in

"Bangladesh interim regime bans 'sir' as title for female officials"

"Bangladesh interim regime bans 'sir' as title for female officials"

Bangladesh Ends Rule Requiring Female Officials to Be Called “Sir” The interim administration in Bangladesh has abolished a long-standing practice of addressing female officials as “sir,” describing it as an unusual holdover from the leadership of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The caretaker government, led by Nobel Peace Prize

"Rory McIlroy calls U.S. Ryder Cup squad ‘player-driven’ amid captaincy debate"

"Rory McIlroy calls U.S. Ryder Cup squad ‘player-driven’ amid captaincy debate"

Rory McIlroy suggests the growing possibility of Keegan Bradley both playing for and leading the United States in this year’s Ryder Cup highlights a contrast in strategy between the two teams. Bradley’s recent PGA Tour victory puts him in position for a dual role as the U.S.

UK customer data breached in Louis Vuitton cyber-attack

UK customer data breached in Louis Vuitton cyber-attack

Louis Vuitton Reports Data Breach Affecting UK Customers Louis Vuitton has confirmed that some of its UK customers' data was stolen in a cyberattack, marking the latest incident targeting a major retailer. The brand, owned by the French luxury group LVMH, stated that an unauthorized party gained access to

El Chapo's son admits guilt in U.S. drug trafficking trial

El Chapo's son admits guilt in U.S. drug trafficking trial

The son of a well-known Mexican drug trafficker, "El Chapo," entered a guilty plea on Friday to drug-related charges in the U.S., marking the first time one of the cartel leader's sons has agreed to a plea deal. Federal authorities claim Ovidio Guzmán

"Ana Maria Gonçalves makes history as first Black woman in Brazil’s literary academy"

"Ana Maria Gonçalves makes history as first Black woman in Brazil’s literary academy"

Brazil has chosen its first Black woman to join the Brazilian Academy of Letters, an institution established in 1897 and inspired by the Académie Française. Ana Maria Gonçalves, 54, is among the most respected writers in Brazil today. Her selection on Thursday has been met with widespread recognition from fellow